Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Thank you for joining me on our live feed today. 

I'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 with all the latest updates from around the region. 

Overnight we'll still have the latest breaking news and travel updates for you.

Let's have a look back at what we've learned today:

• The Justice Secretary is this evening meeting a mother from Hull whose stillborn baby's ashes were scattered without her knowledge
• Ferensway roadworks ongoing but disruptions not as bad as expected
• Hornsea's Memorial Gardens will no longer be a key part of the online Pokemon Go game
• Hull City Council has given the go-ahead for the city’s three Household Waste and Recycling Centres to be closed for two days a week
• The council has also today decided to keep its options open about adding fluoride to the city's water supply

BBC Weather

This evening will have some patchy cloud which will quickly disperse, leaving a clear night with very light winds. 

Temperatures will rapidly fall, minimum temperature in some rural spots as low as -4C (25F) with widespread frost and freezing fog patches.  

Hull City Council today decided to keep its options open about adding fluoride to the city's water supply. 

A public consultation would be needed before it can happen but Deputy Director for Public Health Tim Fielding says it could help with the poor dental health in the city...

BBC Radio Humberside

Bomb disposal experts have carried out a controlled explosion at the University of Hull this afternoon. 

Humberside Police say it's in connection with a nationwide operation over unstable chemical substances stored in school and university labs.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull City Council has deferred a decision to implement a Public Spaces Protection Order to gate some tenfoots in the Garden Village area of the city. 

The council's cabinet wants to explore options around unadopting the highways. 

Residents will be consulted over whether they want to take ownership of the land. 

Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

The closure of one of Hull's busiest roads hasn't caused the traffic chaos that was feared. 

It's thought commuters planned ahead for the closure, meaning many areas had lighter traffic than normal.  

Ferensway will remain closed until tomorrow night while engineers install a new pedestrian crossing and traffic light.

Here's Highway Network manager Richard Townend....

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Hull City Council’s Cabinet has given the go-ahead for the city’s three Household Waste and Recycling Centres to be closed for two days a week.

The council says the move would save £100,000 a year and a public consultation had shown it had the backing of a majority people, who preferred it to the permanent closure of one site.

The centres at Sutton Fields, Wiltshire Road and Burma Drive will close for two days a week from mid-2017.

A European Arrest Warrant has been issued by Grimsby Crown Court after a man accused of bringing 51 illegal immigrants into the country through Immingham dock failed to appear in court. 

Lazlo Horvath, who's from Hungary pleaded not guilty to assisting illegal immigration at a previous hearing in March.

49 Albanian people and two Syrians were found in the lorry at North Killingholme in June 2015.  

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and Humber:  

• The Justice Secretary is due to meet a mother from Hull whose stillborn baby's ashes were scattered without her knowledge
• Officials at NHS England say they're still working hard to prevent a crisis caused by the closure of a Bridlington GP surgery
• Work is being done at the University of Hull to help study the pollination process of the bee

BBC Radio Humberside

Millions of pounds will be made available to improve roads in our region. 

In the announcement today, the Transport Secretary said an extra £7 million is being allocated to fix potholes across Yorkshire and the Humber. 

Jock's Lodge Junction of the A1079 and A164 will get some investment to help ease congestion between the Humber Bridge and Beverley. 

Money is also being made available to upgrade seven of the most dangerous roads in the region.

Yunus Mulla
BBC Look North

Eighty-five-year old June Green had over £400 stolen from her while out in Hull City Centre.

She had planned to use the money to pay for a deposit on a holiday. 

Here's June talking about what happened:

Humberside Police have once again launched Operation Yuletide to crackdown on this type of crime, saying people should be vigilant while out Christmas shopping.   

Lizzie Musham
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A man and a woman from Grimsby are due to stand trial after the death of a 4 year old girl. 

Poppy Widdison, from Grimsby, died in Sheffield Children's Hospital on 10 June 2013. 

Her mother Michaela Pyke of Ladysmith Road and John Rytting of Frederick Street, are both charged with child cruelty offences.

Image source, Humberside Police

A man and a woman are being sought in connection with the theft of about £600 from a pensioner on a mobility scooter in Driffield earlier this month, external.

The robbery took place at about 10:50 on Thursday 17 November, close to the mini roundabout at the junction with George Street.

An 88-year-old man was with a friend when he was bumped into in quick succession by an unknown woman and then a man. A short time later the victim noticed that the £600 he'd withdrawn to buy new glasses was missing from his inside pocket.

The first suspect is said to be a white woman, aged 45-55, who was wearing a "distinctive" yellow and brown mottled long coat. 

The second suspect is a man aged 30-45 who was wearing a black dress suit and a black beany hat.

Anyone with information is being asked to contact police.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Too many tourists can ruin a town like Beverley - that's the warning from tourism expert Ken Robinson, who's a member of Visit Britain's tourism development committee.

Mr Robinson was responding to comments made last week by David Bird of Beverley Chamber of Trade, who said the town should aim to attract as many visitors as it can. 

But Mr Robinson says beyond a certain point local infrastructure and services won't cope.

Don't forget, you can get in touch with us via email to give us your views.

Officials at NHS England say they're still working hard to prevent any crisis caused by the imminent closure of a Bridlington GP surgery which has about 6,500 patients.

Image source, Google

Field House surgery is due to shut at the end of this year, with One Medical Group, which runs the practice, saying last month it could no longer "financially subsidise the service".

Patients currently have no idea what will happen to them, though NHS England is advising they stay with the surgery for the time being.

The East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group says no-one will be left without a GP.

BBC Weather

This afternoon will be dry with plenty of sunshine. 

The maximum temperature will be about 7C (45F) and light east wind.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines from across the East Yorkshire and Humber area:    

• Millions of pounds' worth of investment is announced to improve the quality of roads in our region
• Officials at NHS England say they're still working hard to prevent a crisis caused by the closure of a Bridlington GP surgery 
• The manager of a holiday park in East Yorkshire says the firm's had no choice but to put rental rates up  

Teachers from Shanghai are due to arrive in Hull today to share their skills in teaching mathematics with counterparts in the city.

Image source, Public Domain

They're meeting teachers and pupils at Adelaide Primary school, external and are expected to teach classes at the school later this week.

The quality of teaching in Shanghai was praised in a recent World Bank study, with the pupils in the Chinese city ranked in top place in international school tests.

Hull City fans are being warned to allow plenty of time for their journey, external to the KCOM Stadium for Tuesday night's EFL Cup Quarter Final match against Newcastle United.

Image source, Google

With the ongoing closure of Ferensway due to roadworks, the club says traffic congestion is likely in the run-up to the game which kicks off at 19:45.

Turnstiles at the KCOM are due to open at 18:15.

A man suffered bruising to his head and face after being attacked in a Bridlington nightclub at the weekend, external.

The incident happened at about 04:00 on Sunday morning at Bar Utopia.

The victim, a 24-year-old man, is believed to have been kicked and punched by another man before members of the public came to his aid.

Both men were ejected from the club, and the same man was assaulted again on the nearby Esplanade.

A 23-year-old man's been arrested on suspicion of affray and has been released on police bail.

Anyone with information about either assault is being asked to contact police.